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Spectrum. Seven Preludes. Piano Solo sheet music.

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Spektras. Septyni preliudai. Pianinas Pavieniai natos.

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Spectrum. Seven Preludes. composed by Jennifer Castellano. For solo piano. Level 4. Published by Imagine Music - Digital. IZ.PM063. Spectrum, Seven Preludes for Piano was inspired by a work by the American artist, Ellsworth Kelly. 1923. The composer writes, When I was a freshman in college, I saw his work entitled Spectrum at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The work consisted of thirteen large panels, and each contained a different color or shade of color. The first panel was yellow and the last was yellow. To me this work was a visual representation of a chromatic scale played one full octave up the piano keyboard. Five years after the magnificent sighting at the Met, I decided that I wanted to make an audio representation of the seven colors of the rainbow, each represented by a different tonality or pitch center. A being red, B orange, C yellow, D green, E blue, F indigo, and G violet. Spectrum abandons the use of the conventional major-minor key systems and instead uses a scale which the composer invented called the Castellonian Mode. In it's original form the scale is spelled C D E F G G#. or Ab. A Bb C. The sound of this new tonal system exhibits both major and minor-like qualities and yet has a new sonority of its own. The Castellonian Mode was invented in the summer of 2004 and has served as the basis of many of her tonal compositions. Digital Print is printable sheet music available anytime, anywhere. Just purchase, print and play. View your online sheet music at home, school, work or anywhere you have a computer connected to the Internet. Use our iPad app to view your digital sheet music on the go. With Digital Print, you can print your digital sheet music immediately after purchase, or wait until its convenient. And our software installation is easy - we'll guide you through the simple steps to make sure you have Adobe Flash Player, Adobe AIR and the Sheet Music Plus AIR application.

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Spektras. Septyni preliudai. composed by Jennifer Castellano. Solo fortepijonui. 4 lygis. Paskelbta Įsivaizduokite Muzika - Skaitmeninis. IZ.PM063. Spectrum, Seven Preludes for Piano was inspired by a work by the American artist, Ellsworth Kelly. 1923. The composer writes, When I was a freshman in college, I saw his work entitled Spectrum at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The work consisted of thirteen large panels, and each contained a different color or shade of color. The first panel was yellow and the last was yellow. To me this work was a visual representation of a chromatic scale played one full octave up the piano keyboard. Five years after the magnificent sighting at the Met, I decided that I wanted to make an audio representation of the seven colors of the rainbow, each represented by a different tonality or pitch center. A being red, B orange, C yellow, D green, E blue, F indigo, and G violet. Spectrum abandons the use of the conventional major-minor key systems and instead uses a scale which the composer invented called the Castellonian Mode. In it's original form the scale is spelled C D E F G G#. or Ab. A Bb C. The sound of this new tonal system exhibits both major and minor-like qualities and yet has a new sonority of its own. The Castellonian Mode was invented in the summer of 2004 and has served as the basis of many of her tonal compositions. Skaitmeninė Print spausdinimui natos galima bet kada, bet kur. Tiesiog pirkimas, spausdinti ir žaisti. Peržiūrėti savo interneto natos namuose, mokykloje, darbe ar bet kur jūs turite kompiuterį, prijungtą prie interneto. Naudokite mūsų iPad app, kad galėtumėte peržiūrėti savo skaitmeninės muzikos natų kelyje. Skaitmeniniai Spausdinti, galite spausdinti savo skaitmeninių natos iš karto po pirkimo, arba laukti, kol jos patogu. Ir mūsų programinės įrangos diegimas yra paprastas - mes padėsime jums per paprasti žingsniai į įsitikinkite, kad turite Adobe Flash Player, Adobe AIR ir natos Plius purškiant iš lėktuvo.